National Republican., 1887-04-21

Earned rnns-Washington, 2 Totonto. 2,
Three base hits, Ferrel, Albert, schock, Rearns,
Farrell (3), schock (g, Crane (2), slattery .t2),
and Faaz. First base on balls-Hines, Far
Iell, Kreig, and Crane; Hit by piteher-Al-
Pssscd Psss oqpss oPsy peay 81 Wd
pitches-o'Day, 1; Mckinley, |. Time Of
game 2hours and minutes. Umpire-Ted
Sullivan
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Brooklyn-
Sqoiii;'." Me,popoIiians ...... . Q I 9 . o.
Base Hits.-Brooklyn, 20; Metropolitans, 10
EorsBrO9Sslyn MetroPelans S,. Bat.
Donohue. Umpire-McQuade.
/ Al Baltimore, Nd
Athletics. ..........0 900 o 2 o. 2
Base Hits-Athietics, 4; Baltimores, 8. Err
rors-Athletics, 8: Baltimores, 3. Batteries
Atkinson and Milligan. Kilroy and Fulmer
Umpire-Kpight.
Al Cincinnati
tiI$ tiSssIaP$; Ss:S g. cjSvS,,I,
rles-shea and o'Conner, Crowell aud Reip-
slayer. Umpire-Cuthbert
At Louisville
s. sDqleSlhle hous.. .:..... 49,. @ @
Base hits-Louisville, IL; st. Louis. 10. Er.
rors- Louisville, o; st. Louis, .. Batteries
Hecker and Cooke, Foutz and Bushong. Um-
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70; Altoona, 1.
At New York--New York. s; Jersey City, 4.
AT tNewark-Newarks. IL; Waterbury, 2.
MCCORMICK RELEASED TO PTTTsBURG.
CHICAGO, Apr. 20.-President Spalding oil
the Chicago Base Ball Club, to-day released
James Mccormick the pitcher, TO the PlttsburH
Club, and received in exchange the right
to. engage the California pitcher, Van Haltren,
m MT In MIA Ia
II Is understood that the Chicago Club received
s2,5oO for the release OF Mccormick.
YESTERDAYS RACES.
CLIFTON, N. j., Apr. 2O.--First race-Three-
quarters OF mile, Fellowship won, Bridget
Keaton second, Nokomls third. Time, 1854
Second race-Seven.eighths of mile. Bar.
% 5ara won, Clay Pate second, Peter third
Third race-one mile. Parasol won, Wind
sail second, King George third. Time, l:52
Fourth race-Five furlongs. Saxony won,
Paymaster second, Seclusion third. Time, Los.
Fifth race-Three-quarter of a mile. vi.
tello won, King Arthur second, Poet third.
Time, 1.H.
oUTTENBURG ENTRIES.
The entries, weights, and distances, for the
races at Guttenburg N. j., to-day, as furnished
by Linn 4 Wall, 9Os Pennsylvania avenue.
First racc-Fiye.elghth of a mile-Andy
| Kelley, III pounds; Electric Light III; Am
bassador, lO5; Rinetta, 70; Red Wing, III; Bloss,
Second race-Three- quarters of a mile-Pope
Leo, 10S pounds; Commander, l0S: Alva, 10S
Donald A, 100: Joe Shelby 100: Minnie st.
John, lO4; Goblin, 1Oi; Leonidas, lis; Ailanoke,
| no. Jytton 1l2.
| Third race will fill at clock to-day.
Fourth Iace-0ne mile-Hot Box, 93 pounds
Jack, %; Woodhower, lo2; vaulter, 1o2; St
| Fifth race-Three.quarters OF mile
| Boheme, 100 pounds; Harry Mann, 100; Pa
| Dennis, 100; Campbell 100: Mart Boorhem
| III; Manitoba. III: Dick Watts, Ia; StandilorC
| Keller. ia; Goblin, Iii: Bellview, 100; ST
Luke, 126.
| LONDON RACES.
LONDON Apr. 2O.-The City and Subnrbar
| Handicap of 900 soyereigns was run to-day n
| the EPSON spring meeting, aud was won by
Mr.. Il. l.. Wardes 5-year-old bay mare Merry
| Duchess; Mr.. Sommer's bay colt Carlton came
in second, and Mr.. W. l.. Anson's i-year-olt
| bav colt Castor third.
The race for the Hyde Park plate at Epson
to-day was won by Van Diemansland, Saucy
| Lass second, Vixen third.
| TIE MOVEMENT OF CAPT. BROWNS STABLES
MoBILE,.ALA., Apr 20.-Capt. 8. ]. Brown
| racing stable leaves here tomorrow, hal
| going to Memphis and the remainder. sixteen
going to Louisville The stable has winteret
finely, and all of the horses are in the best o
condition. They have stood their preparator!
training well and are fit to face the starter a
| any time.